haas-compass.ch

10 years CIO.
now for you.

strategic. methodical. as equals.

i work alongside CIOs and IT leaders with firsthand experience – in complex terrain, with my own methods, and an eye for what matters.

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martin haas


tools i've developed myself.

four field-tested tools from my own practice – no framework obligation, applied situationally and adapted to what the client needs.

holistic IT checkup

identify the strengths and weaknesses of your IT – guided, focused, without an epic analysis.

IT-Canvas

seeing IT within one frame – resources, strategic management, development & operations.

strategic corridor

a navigation frame for any strategy work: current state → target picture, steered through backlogs.

flexible & iterative IT strategy

continuous instead of every 3–5 years. strategy backlog + implementation backlog. an answer to VUCA.

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i don't just develop methods on paper.

a personal thinking space: software development with AI, minimalist tools, methods that go digital. the playful side of the serious work.

live departuresweb app + iOS app. minimalist UX, built with AI assistance.
backlog lightthe digital extension of the strategy-backlog approach. for individuals and groups.
method toolsIT-Canvas, digital? the strategic corridor as a guided tool? work in progress.
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"with martin we were able to develop a modern, flexible IT strategy – pragmatic, with real expertise and an iterative approach that left room to adapt. a collaboration that builds trust."

Michael Huwiler

Michael Huwiler

Head of Corporate IT, WWZ

quote translated from german.

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10 years CIO at Migros, switzerland's largest retailer. founder of haas consulting.tech. consulting partner at ITMC AG. investor & ambassador at inoqo.

i've stayed young at heart and very active. it shows.

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the first conversation is free.

i listen first. in person, with enough time, preferably on site. if it fits, a partnership as equals grows out of it.

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